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Voluntary Sector: The Week in Charities

The Parkinson's Disease Society has launched a campaign urging the public to donate their brains to research. The charity's president Jane Asher, journalist Jeremy Paxman and presenter John Stapleton are among a number of supporters pledging to donate their brains. The drive coincides with Parkinson's...

Third sector comms plea

Media Trust's CEO urges Government to sidestep COI and give cash to charities.

Voluntary Sector: The Week in Charities

The Alzheimer's Society has launched its first TV ad to help it reach new audiences including MTV viewers. It is targeting online media to publicise the ad and offering the opportunity for outlets to stream the ad through their own site.

Voluntary Sector: Comms refresh for parenting groups

Parenting charities Families Need Fathers and Parentline Plus are stepping up PR activity as they look to communicate with wider audiences.

The Week in Charities

- The Marine Conservation Society has teamed up with 4Kids Entertainment International, the licensing agent for comic book superheroes the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. The characters will make surprise appearances at key Marine Conservation Society events to endorse the society's conservation messages...

Musical youth

Live music venue The Roundhouse has called in GallieGodfrey to help communicate its work with young people. The Camden venue attracts acts such as Kaiser Chiefs and, as a registered charity, it helps thousands of youngsters in London.

Gaza charity takes on help

A Palestinian charity has called in a PR agency to help raise £1m for hospitals in Gaza.

Voluntary Sector: The Week in Charities

- Feed the Children has enlisted pop band The Hoosiers, mobile phone company 3 and sunglassesforsport.com to promote its latest online campaign. The charity is working to help stamp out the female sand flea or 'jigger', which embeds itself in the skin of children's feet and ankles in Africa.

Voluntary Sector: Urban art

The Prostate Cancer Charity has hired Idea Generation to promote its latest campaign. Eleven urban artists have been commissioned to create works that will be auctioned at Bonhams next February.

Voluntary Sector: PR boost for 'legacy giving'

Remember a Charity launches drive to change perception of charity donations in wills.

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